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heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.heme, so look carefully. Then you need to find the end bit, which will be <? endwhile; ?>. We’re going to be working in and around this snippet.

This portion of the code is called The Loop. What it does is basically cycle through your WordPress posts. Everything inside that snippet is repeated for each individual post on your homepage.